CTL provides the tea.
The campus community provides the topics.
A place to grapple, brainstorm, and explore emerging topics and disruptions at LCC—and their impacts on teaching and learning. Faculty, staff, administrators, and students are welcome. Bring curiosity; no expertise required.
FIRST TEA & TOPICS
Who shapes classroom AI expectations?
Friday, October 23, 2026 · 11 a.m.
Center 303 or Zoom · Zoom link coming soonFaculty and interested staff: join a CTL-facilitated conversation inspired by NPR’s story about students developing AI guidelines. What can their perspectives teach us about clear expectations, learning, and responsible AI use at Lane?
Read or listen to the NPR article. A brief recap will help everyone join in.
Four ways to bring a topic
- Share an experience
Discuss what you’ve tried, learned, or are still figuring out. - Brainstorm an idea
Bring an unfinished idea or challenge and explore possibilities together. - Explore a disruption
Start with a question, article, or trend affecting teaching and learning. - Bring back conference ideas
Share a takeaway and consider how we could adapt it at Lane.
Host a conversation
Anyone in our campus community can host or facilitate. Students and student groups are especially encouraged—planning and leading a discussion offers an experiential learning opportunity.
Bring a question, experience, or idea. CTL helps with planning, space, technology, promotion—and tea. No polished presentation or date required; Kevin will follow up to help shape your session.
Questions? Email Kevin Steeves, CTL Coordinator.
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